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indica-dominant strainGanesh
Ganesh is an indica-dominant hybrid of Yamuna and Afghan. The source describes an earthy, sweet, hash-like aroma, compact growth and dense, resin-rich flowers. A batch-dependent range of 18 to 23 percent THC is stated. Effects, CBD, terpenes, breeder, flowering time and yield are not documented.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Aromas
- earthy
- hash-like
Cannabinoid profile
Documented ranges
The values are provided for context. Actual levels may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
Genetics
Lineage and family tree
Ganesh is at the top. The documented parent lines follow below.
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StrainGanesh
- ParentYamuna
- ParentAfghan
Editorial profile
Ganesh in detail
Origin & classification
Ganesh is described as an indica-dominant hybrid of Yamuna and Afghan. The parentage is documented consistently in the continuous source and the normalized fields. No information is available about the responsible breeder, the time of creation or a specific selection goal. The name alone also does not support reliable historical or cultural statements about the strain.
Aroma & taste
The aroma is outlined using three clear terms: earthy, sweet and hash-like. The earthy foundation and classic hash note give the profile a more traditional direction, while the sweetness provides a softer contrast. Specific fruit, spice or fresh notes are not mentioned. There is likewise no information on individual terpenes. A chemical explanation of the aroma would therefore be speculative and is not inferred from typical profiles of the parents.
Terpene profile
The source identifies dense, resin-rich flowers as floral characteristics. Growth is also described as compact. These details create a specific morphological picture, but contain no figures for height, branching or yield. Flowering time is also not provided. Whether the strain is particularly suitable for indoor or outdoor cultivation cannot be reliably inferred from its compact form alone.
Effects tendency
A range of 18 to 23 percent THC is stated. This range should be understood as a batch- and phenotype-dependent source specification. The actual concentration may be influenced by genetics, growing conditions, harvest time and analytical methods. No CBD value is available. Although the THC range suggests potentially significant intensity, the source contains no specific description of effects. Terms such as relaxing, sleepy, euphoric or physically heavy should therefore not be added solely on the basis of indica dominance.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
Ganesh therefore has a limited but reliable profile: Yamuna × Afghan, indica-dominant hybrid, compact growth, dense resin-rich flowers and a sweet, earthy hash-like aroma. Precisely because information on effects is lacking, the strain should not be described through stereotypical indica characteristics. Further development would require independent sources on effects, terpenes, flowering time, yield and breeder. Until then, the available description provides primarily sensory and morphological guidance, while cannabinoid values should be treated as a variable range rather than a fixed promise.
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Frequently asked questions about Ganesh
What type of strain is Ganesh?
We list Ganesh as an indica-dominant strain with the Yamuna × Afghan lineage.
What genetics are behind Ganesh?
The lineage of Ganesh is Yamuna × Afghan.
What does Ganesh smell and taste like?
In terms of aroma, Ganesh is primarily earthy, sweet and hash-like. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the expression may vary in intensity.
What is the THC content of Ganesh?
A THC range of 18–23 % is stated for Ganesh. Actual values may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
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